We add new printable worksheets, games, and teaching tools all the time! This page highlights some of our most recent additions to the site.
(added August 13, 2018)
Answer these multiple choice, short answer, and matching questions about events and characters from the book, The Cricket in Times Square.
(added August 13, 2018)
In chapter 13, Chester is performing for crowds of people. Print this prompt, and write about a time when you had to perform.
(added August 13, 2018)
Print this vocabulary match activity to review key words from chapters 13 - 15.
(added August 13, 2018)
After reading chapters 13 - 15, answer these comprehension questions.
(added August 10, 2018)
Kids will love making these creative city skylines using graph paper! This activity helps them practice basic multiplication skills using arrays.
(added August 10, 2018)
Look at the picture from chapter 2. Describe who is in the picture, where the scene takes place, and describe what's happening.
(added August 8, 2018)
Songs can bring back many memories. Write about a song that brings back a memory for you, like the song Chester played for Mama.
(added August 8, 2018)
Learn new words and definitions with this printable vocabulary match. The words are from chapters 10 - 12.
(added August 8, 2018)
Answer multiple choice and short answer questions about the plot and characters of chapters 10 - 12.
(added August 8, 2018)
Write about one of your friends, and a time where you helped each other, like Tucker helped Chester in chapter 8.
Have you seen the Super Teacher Blog?
We post fun, new teaching ideas every month.
Be sure to check it out. STW's Blog >> (added August 8, 2018)
Match each vocabulary word from chapters 7 - 9 to its correct definition.
(added August 8, 2018)
Show what you know about chapters 7 - 9 by answering these multiple choice and short answer questions.
(added August 7, 2018)
Cut out the boxes on the bottom of the worksheet and use a glue stick adhere the sum to the correct math fact.
(added August 7, 2018)
Your students will use scissors to cut out the number boxes on the bottom and glue them to the appropriate box to complete the equation. For example: for the question "3 + 5 = ", glue the "8" square to the box to complete the addition fact.
(added August 7, 2018)
Dad will be proud to receive this "Best Dad" trophy! Print out the trophy on cardstock paper, cut out the three shapes with scissors, and glue the shapes together. What a fun activity for kids to do and give to their dad!
(added August 7, 2018)
Grandma will love this "Best Grandma" trophy! Print it out on cardstock and cut out the pieces with scissors. Glue them together and your trophy is ready to be given to a special Grandma!
We give away a different prize for teachers
each month. Enter to win on our contest page!
STW's Contest Page >> (added August 7, 2018)
Making this Best Grandpa Trophy is as easy as 1-2-3! Print out the file on heavy paper such as cardstock. Cut out each piece with scissors. Glue the pieces together. You're done!
(added August 7, 2018)
Print out this adorable trophy for Mom! It's so easy to put together! All you have to do is print out the file on cardstock, cut out the pieces, and glue them together. Moms will love this "Best Mom" trophy!
(added August 7, 2018)
Print out this first place math trophy for your stellar math students! Print out the file on cardstock paper, cut out the pieces, and glue them together to make this eye-catching trophy.
(added August 7, 2018)
Print out this cute first place music trophy on cardstock. Cut out the pieces with scissors and glue them together. Give the award to the first place student in music class!
(added August 7, 2018)
This first place reading trophy is so easy to make! All you need to do is print out the file on thick paper such as cardstock, cut out the shapes, and glue them together. This full color trophy makes the perfect award!
(added August 7, 2018)
You can print out this trophy craft on cardstock paper and cut out the shapes with scissors. Then you can glue the pieces together and present this cute award to your first-place spelling bee winner!
¿Hablas espanol? Many of our worksheets
have been translated into Spanish!
Click the 
button below worksheet
descriptions to view our Spanish translations. (added August 7, 2018)
Print out this writing trophy on cardstock paper. Cut out the shapes and glue them together to make an adorable trophy.
(added July 31, 2018)
Students will match the terms in the left column to the descriptions in the right column. Write the letter of the correct description on the line provided.
(added July 31, 2018)
Have your students cut out the boxes on the bottom of the page and glue them under the branch of government they apply to. The terms used it this worksheet are more advanced than the basic cut-and-glue worksheet above.
(added July 31, 2018)
This cut-and-glue activity has students cutting out the boxes on the bottom and pasting them in the boxes for the appropriate branch of government.
(added July 30, 2018)
Search for hidden words from the book, The Cricket in Times Square.
(added July 30, 2018)
Print out this writing prompt, and write about the excitement of visiting a new place, like Chester did in chapter 4.
(added July 30, 2018)
After reading chapters 4 - 6, use this worksheet to practice new vocab words. Match each word with the correct definition.
(added July 30, 2018)
Use chapters 4 - 6 to answer these short answer and multiple choice questions.
(added July 30, 2018)
Write about being in a new place with this writing prompt from chapter 3.
(added July 30, 2018)
Match each vocabulary word with the correct definition. These vocabulary words are from chapters 1 - 3.
(added July 30, 2018)
This worksheet has short answer and multiple choice questions. The answers can be found in chapters 1 - 3 of the book.
(added July 30, 2018)
Use these printable vocab cards while reading chapters 10 - 12 of The Cricket in Times Square.
(added July 30, 2018)
These printable cards can be used while reading chapters 13 - 15 of The Cricket in Times Square.
(added July 30, 2018)
There are many ways to use these printable vocab cards. Try gluing the words and definitions front to back to study, or play a memory match game.
(added July 30, 2018)
Print these cards to learn new words and definitions from chapters 4 - 6.
(added July 30, 2018)
Print out this set of 4 bookmarks with characters from the book. Use one to hold your place while reading!
(added July 30, 2018)
These printable vocabulary cards have important words from the chapter with definitions. Cut them out to study new vocabulary
(added July 26, 2018)
Learn all about black holes and what makes them such a mystery! Students will become familiar with what black holes are, how they form, what happens when objects get too close to black holes, and more.
(added July 23, 2018)
It's a cosmic catastrophe! Aliens from Planet Zabooboo have invaded Woodland Elementary School! Can Fatima and Caleb come up with a plan that will save their school - and Earth - from an alien invasion? Find out in this entertaining readers' theater script.
(added July 23, 2018)
Use letter stampers and an ink pad to make the following words: bump, lump, pump, dump, and jump.
(added July 23, 2018)
Use letter stampers and an ink pad to make the following words: stun, bun, run, sun, and fun.
(added July 23, 2018)
Children can use letter stampers and an ink pad to make the following words: junk, flunk, sunk, trunk, and bunk.
(added July 23, 2018)
Kids can use letter stampers and an ink pad to make the following words: nut, cut, shut, but, and strut.
(added July 23, 2018)
Children can use letter stampers and an ink pad to make the following words: duck, luck, truck, stuck, and yuck.
(added July 23, 2018)
Use an ink pad and letter stampers to make the following words: plug, hug, bug, rug, and snug.
(added July 23, 2018)
Use an ink pad and letter stampers to make these long o words: know, grow, crow, snow, and flow.
(added July 23, 2018)
Use an ink pad and letter stampers to make these short o words: now, plow, how, bow, and cow.
(added July 23, 2018)
Use an ink pad and letter stampers to make these words: main, gain, train, rain, and brain.
STW Filing Cabinet
Social Media
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Instagram